Suit Looms In Arkansas Saga
An attorney plans a federal class action to reinstate three suspended Arkansas football players for the Orange Bowl and to challenge a perceived dual standard against black athletes. The suit alleges racial discrimination in the university’s athletic department, seeks a temporary restraining order, and cites the players’ social encounter with a white woman as a factor in Holtz’s decision. The team arrived in Miami as workouts were set to begin.
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Lou Holtz
Oklahoma
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Holtz
Arkansas
Miami
Hawks Favored In Big Eight Holiday Meet
Kansas City AP report notes Kansas as betting favorite entering the Big Eight Holiday Basketball Tournament. Nebraska state here 0-0 start amid praise for coach Cipriano and players, Oklahoma State debut under Jim Killingsworth, with schedule details and team perspectives included.
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Mike Thompson
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Frazier Leaves Kansas State Basketball Team
Keith Frazier, brother of Walt Frazier, quit the Kansas State Wildcats basketball team over the weekend citing unsatisfactory progress. Coach Jack Hartman said Frazier would likely remain in classes, noting he is a shy, sensitive person who struggled with comparisons to his famed brother.
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Cleveland Cavaliers
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Foul Weather Vikings Triumph In Muddy LA Showdown
Vikings beat Rams 14 7 in swampy Los Angeles conditions as Bob Lee and Chuck Foreman spark a ground and air attack. Foreman touchdowns followed by Sammy Johnson runs, while Rams miss key chances in the quagmire. Next up, Vikings face Cowboys in NFC playoff showdown.
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Sammy Johnson
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Tony Dorsett
Walter Payton
Staubach
Dorsett
Pittburgh
Payton
Ottawa High Player of the Week Leads Scoring Burst
The Herald names Scott Hay as Ottawa High Player of the Week after a 64-62 loss to Osawatomie with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Lyndon’s Larry Wigger earned Area Player of the Week with 19 points and eight rebounds in a 68-50 win over Central Heights.
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